here was once a fortified village on top of the rock, and pottery excavated at its base has been dated to around 1000 BC. It was believed that from here spirits would depart for the afterlife.

The three panels of biblical scenes depict Christ on the cross in a masi sulu (skirt or wrapped cloth worn to below the knees) with a tanoa at his feet. Indigenous Fijians are shown offering mats and tabua (whale’s tooth), and Indo-Fijians presenting flowers and oxen. Visitors are welcome and a small donation is appreciated.

Ratu Udre Udre was widely feared when cannibalism was rife. People would hide their children when they heard the beating of a lali. Signalling that the world’s greatest cannibal was hungry, it could be heard far from the highlands of Rakiraki. Come and see the tomb of Udre Udre and hear the story – it’s well worth the visit.

With the ocean right at our doorstep, we can have you offshore diving or snorkelling within minutes. Your well-being and safety are our utmost priority. First rate professional skills and equipment guarantee you a carefree and rewarding diving adventure and their local knowledge ensures you experience the very best offshore boat diving Fiji has to offer.

Fiji is renowed for crystal clear waters, a huge variety of tropical fish species and coral. For first time snorkellers there are plenty of guides around to assist you. The water temperature is always very pleasant, you don’t even need a wet suit.